My commitment to women welfare extends to training women on Instagram who aspire to start businesses but may face financial constraints. I teach them how to run successful online businesses, sometimes offering guidance for free and at times for a small fee, to empower these women to thrive in the digital age.

Drawing from a rich background, my father, a successful businessman, played a pivotal role in shaping my early understanding of business consulting. He was deeply involved in haulage, providing services to construction companies with a fleet of trucks. Additionally, he owned several gas stations where petroleum was sold and operated as a wholesaler of building cement. His ventures extended to real estate, particularly in constructing residential homes for rental purposes. Notably, he also committed to community development by establishing a community bank to provide financial services to the people in his constituency.

I witnessed my father’s dedication to helping others, providing capital to random strangers for their start-ups, and offering mentorship on business strategies and sustainability. His teachings on financial management at an early age laid the foundation for my financial capability and responsibility.

Inspired by my father’s entrepreneurial spirit, I started my first business in 2015 – a modest fashion line named “a la mode.” I crafted unique and trendy designs to address the needs of women who sought modest yet fashionable clothing. This venture began my journey as a social entrepreneur, from sketching with pencils to sourcing fabrics and bringing my creations to life.